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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL AND I'EKHON'AL Wanted We waiit you to test our capacity fur handling busl rusa. We have ample capital and a force of trained help that knows how to do bank ing business right. T1IK Douglas National Bank Cupitttl ami Surplus FOB I1ST1UCT ATTORNEY. I hereby announce m candidacy ; for the Republican nomination lor the office of district attorney of Douglas County, Oregon, at th pri- niary election to be held ou May lit,1 mt. If nominated and elected, I will during my term continue to discharge the duties of my office faithfully and to the best of my ability. Pd. Adv. GEOKt.K NECNER, Jr AITO STACK LINE DEPOT. Daily stages and autos ror Marsh field and all Coos Hay points, also for Peel and Millwood, leave G. W. Kapp's grocery store, 133 Sheridan street. Ca?h paid for produce along the Hue. FOU JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. I hereby announce my candidacy on the Republican ticket for the office of Justice of the Peace for Deer Creek District, subject to the will of the voters at the primary election to he held May 13th, 1916. (Pd. Adv.). CHAS. F. HOPKINS. ANNOUNCEMENT. T" any one desirous of engaging in the planing mill or manufacturing business, I will offer a one-half in terest In my business, with or with out real ee:ate. W. L. Dysinger. Curtains carefully laundered. Phone 4 liO-I., or call Z'.l 2 So. Pine. On A FLOWERY TALE ABOUT FLOUR. Wouldn't be half as convincing as a practical test. PRIDE OF DOUGLAS Flour will surely stand the eating test, or any reasonable test and come out victorious any time. We are interested to have you fairly try Pride of Douglas Flour, you will always want a good sup ply ou hand. Other brands we carry are: Queen Rose Flour 1.25 Queen City Flour 1.50 Crown Flour 1 .60 CORN MEAL, GRAHAM and RYE FLOUR. Bran, 601b sack 85c Shorts, 801b sack 1.25 Rolled Barley 701b 1.35 Crkd. Corn, 1001b. 1.90 Whole Corn " 1 .80 Oil Meal " 2.50 The Douglas County Mills E. L. BASIIFORD ChXmXHXm0000OOChXh Two Brands of COFFEE That we Know are it Coffee- it and WADCOr Lei us Prove Their Quality to You Neely & $I:l,omMMI I hereby announce my candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Assessor, believing that seven years experience under Assessor Cnl- klna has qualified me to efficiently perform tht auties of this office.1 Ouy Cordon. (Pd. Adv.) rt n ueamng, tressing, Repairing You have been passing our es tablishment daily and no doubt noticed we are in this business AS EXPERTS You have Concluded to tirlns In that suit v 11- rni k.. hlL I1 "vuh.ub, w-v h v neglected to do so. Let us save you the trouble f Phone us rlMlit now. We call i for and deliver. No extra charge. JmperialQleaners IM2 N Jackson. UabhahCoIi Neely Fisher's flour at Economy Grocery, -f. Country bam, tacoa and laxd.lt" tcooomy Grocery. Kay Henderson came in from Looking Glass today. Carnival kisses, flavors, at The KiKe. In arsorted Kussell Duuham left fur Portland last night for a short visit with rela tives lor a few days. Moulding, fancy grata finish, 1 wide cedar, and cedar posts, fago investment Co. j Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Blakeley re turned here last ext-niii alter a few weeks spent at Portland. Quick jitney service. Phone 60.' Empire stables. Fhune us for rates on out ot town calls. Julius Kiddle, a student at the O. A. C. Is spending a few dus vaca tion here with his parents. A. D. S. Digestive Tablets relieve distress after eating. For sale by Hamilton Drug Co Miss Fannie Campbell, who has been attending the Orenon Aijrleul t ura I College, returned here laM evening tor a snou wm. I hereby announce myself a can- "'lale ,or Kepresentatlve on the i.emociuuu i . i i" ' "f f " maries. J. L. Chaney. (Pd. Adv). I Col. K. V. Puce left this moruintc for West Hope, N. 1., where he In- tends to visit with relatives for the next month or two. lie left by way,' of Portland. j . . I Time is vaiuao.e, be careful you; don't abuse it. If you are In need1 of a new time or the repairing of an old time, see the busy watchmaker, J. T. Bryan. I Miss Vernlta Kllenhere was oner- ated on at Corvallis a few days ago. j according to word received here. Miss Kllenberg is a professional nurse and formerly resided here. cnwui wiiu a Rou.iR. auu bi-um juui "Uns to the Kosehurg Hook Storo'by us. 3 pounds for $1.00, 35c per . fin tililnir. Wfl (1(1 the best Work ' at moderate prices, Compare our, work. Mrs. J. Klleu Perkins, who had been visiting at Portland for a few weeks, returned here last evening. She is the mother of .1. W. Perkins, owner of the Perkins building. I I hereby announce myself as a Republican candidate for county treasurer at the primary election, May Huh. Mia. Inez Miller. (Pd. Adv.) Prof. V. S. P.rownn. or the O. A. (., arrived here yesterday to conduct , a demoiihtratloii in the orchards near j instoiis. Several of tin farmers of that vicinity are expected to he present ami lonMderabio inioruia- tion will he gained. j I hereby announc myself an a Re i publican candidate for the office of County Assessor subject to the pri mary election to be held May ltth, lyiti. U. P. McKav. (Pd. Adv.) Buy the best coffee. It Is more satiblaitoiy and costs you less per cup. Call for the ltrovvn packun steel cut coffee. Always ',i-v. und always fresh at the People's Supply Company. Sutheilin Sun: Itev. and Mrs. K. K. McVicker, Itev. Geo. P. Tritcs. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Krench. Mrs. O. A. French, Itev. and Mrs. W. W. Smith, and Mrs. W. T. lioyt, were among Sutherlin people who attended the of Douglas County at the May prl Sunday School Convention at Kose-j maries. K. T. Ashworth. (Pd. Adv). burg this week. w croHby. of Kiddle, who wa High Flight Flour Is now selling here to attend laM niht s meeting at absolutely wholesale prices, the of the Klks lodse, rammed home price the mills are getting for the this morning. same grade. It makes more loaves! , hl,f.bv annou(.P my8,.f as a of bread per sack. e have other CHntliiat for the Democratic noml cheaper grades of flour at the same mUon f()r rmml ( uIlliri,SHi()n)T Hl and guarantee our flour. Peoilo's Supply Co. Sutherlin Sun: On Monday of this week a straw vote taken in Suther lin resulted In President Wilson re ceiving r.u out of approximately 1 no votes cast. HUL'hes was second with L'o; Roosevelt, is; Cummings, 14; Hryan, 0; Itorth, 4. A canvass of the vote hhowed that between twelve and fiffen Keputjllcans voted for Wilson. . , , , , Tieo. K. Nichols, commiysion mer- chant, will guarantee the following prices at roruanu. less ; imt c ni rnr si 1 1 ; 11 tr iint i Atirn Z2na: lie is anv kind. 10c to 17c lb.: larg. fat hens, 17 to ll)c; broilers, 2c to Christ. an Sc ience Society of Roue :ju( ; fat veal, 1 "c to 1 2 'c; good hurg announces a free !( ure on hogs, 1'fc t; 2c quick returns and ' Christian ScP-m e hv Virgil ( Strlck honest weight?. Ceo. E. Nichols, I ''f. '. S.. of New York City, a mem 2'j7 Washington St., Portland, Ore. 1t of the Board of l.feMre.iu ot . , i The Mother Chut - h, Tlie First 1 nerewitn announce my canuuiacy on the K'publlcir. tlck-t (or the office of ARni-flsor of UoiikUs Coun ty, mibji.rt to the will of the touts Ht th nrlninrv elation to h held Mav is. iai6. liavinc bad l'nli year iprliTrc In the neral ni'T- cbandlBinK bualnesa. mvn me nuffl- rl.'nt knowledae to enable nie to rv to the taxDaver a lilt and euilitable aawaBmeat. A. A. Hellowa. (t(J Adv) o HP UYfR ACTIVE AND BOWELS CLEAR WITH "CASCARETS" IU-vt W hen ItilhUl. Sl k. Ilef1a by, iitiHt(-l( or for IUmI Itrentli or mur Htonuu li lie cheerful Clean up Inside to night and fel fin. Thko (Wartti to iiven your liver snd clean the bo-lB jtnd stop heada'hp", a bad roid, bllioupneMi, offen.siv breath, coated tonitje, nallon-, imir itorn m h and gase Tonight takB f'a- carets and enjoy the nbet, nentle"! liv-r and boe fleanMint: you ever expri-n'e1 Wake up feeling grand - Kverb'd doing !t. Tanrareti FOB SAKE. 4 West Side Grocery, all 4 stock, fixtures, horse, wagon. 4 I K C Benson. Receiver, Kooui 4 4 4, CommerclRl Club Bldg. t'H-'l"H"I-'I-iI-l"MiiI","I 1 M LOCAL A.VI1 PERSONAL Try a Tango Sundae at Calls." J. T. UridKet. of Oakland was here on business today. The beat 25c meal In the city at the MeClallen Hotel. J. M. Moore was In from leer I'reek today on business. Nut puffs, a delicious ronfertlon. at the Kose t'onfe tionery. II. K. O.urney was over f'onl Win chester today on business. Ilulgarlan buttermilk, a health drink, at The Hose. A. C. Smith, of Oakland, came over on business this morning. For hot chicken tatuales, go to Galls.' Clay Grant, of Peel, came down this inornlnK for a visit. Nothing like coal for a steady cock Rock Springs, at Pago's, O. C. Powell, of Tyee. relumed home ,,ia) a,ter a business visit nertf Before buying a cream separator Investigate the new bbarples suction feed. louglas County Creamery. MIrs Ethel Williams, of Helloes, t spending a few days here visitinK with friends. Bedding plants are now ready. Mrs. V. I. Owen, florist, at (Sail's confectionery store. Phono 414. Mr8 w w Asheraft, of Myrtle o-pek. returned home last evening alter a visit here. Hawaiian i once, iresniv roasieu t.ntiti.l Cimilnrv Cnuh Cmcarv I ,I(.rarthv ,i we. f nil- i ut...wH.i. I to business matters. Ask for a demonstration of the new power-plus Indian Motorcycle. P. il. Ulack, agent. 220 W. Oak at. Mrs. J. M. lsham, of Crants Pass, who had been visiting here, left for her home yesterday. Kodaks, Kastinan photo supplies, and amateur finishing at the Kosc burg Hook Store. We do the best work at moderate prices. Claude McDonald, of Klkton, was an arrival here last evening and will gpfiid several days in this city I hereby announce myself as a Republican candidate for county sur veyor at the primary election May 19, lilt. Frank Cain. (Pd. Adv.) Mrs. K. .1. Frltts, of Myrtle Creek, ha.s returned home, utter six-mling the past few days here with friends. I hereby announce myself as a Re publican candidate for county com missluuer at the primary election, .May lit 111. J. T. Bridges. (Pd. Adv.) I. P. (iardlner. of Kiddle, returned home last evening, niter looking af ter business matters here fur several days. I hereby announce myself as a Democratic candidate for Assessor the primary election to be held Mac 19. It. W. Long. (Pd. Adv,). Mis. Ora Hood, if Crants Pass, I who had been visitlim here with Mrs. I Kd. Singleton while attending the Sunday school cuu veiition, i eturued : homo today. Next Sunday morning Itev. Klmer K. M i ker will he regularly iiista!!- ed as pastor of the Pnsb teriai. church at Sutherlin. The ten-monies w'" ""d'-r tiie dlrcitiun of Rev. S. C. C. Ili kinati and an elaborate tr aII haH ,J(.(.n (ll r;ill(.( flir 0(.r.islon. ,(l.v. Al,.V,eker has bee: j(( ha in' of the Pn terian cliim .i at Sutherlin for sevci.d montiis past rh h tt cirut. s. i.-nlist. in Bos ton. M.'tKS., Friday evi-niiitf. April at s p. m., new armor). The public is cordially invited to be pM'M-i.t. Warri-a H'-'l. hh- "f Hi Im knon i'-!l.nl of !! liard.u.-r i uniir. has none to fmtlaud h r i.nmli i'h :in itiumi' . i wllh r.i-ard to Hnu a site fot the j.lty to In- rnn'l! m I'd tli'-n- dnt iue ih.. m xi f. w . i-iir-. ras ll : M:ir-hf'ld IJ.-oid The imin-.' lio.. r.:..n.'- ((iil l ri'il I-- I 1 '' .1.... ..it' I. u. .'I. Tli I. 'at. i Mr It.-, d I'..' i I" i;ar I r Ad . rt.r. j n ;.-r. t s ftklri r.r Is fur . o:: -t r ip- : tlcn of j.-lt;. vill In- ;i ut !iur..'l in, I II I" i r... , le d that a--.ial work on t!ie proj S'in'M!T 'I bi w I.I mi an imk h Citi d mer iid i 1 ill l-ecin t! i r of the J. 1 1 ie pi Mil" Of HcO'dTU' I" in i') i h ;t h 1 -tji.'ll- l.oiirt Ih-r' yu i niM V nMMlsioM-;it. h.e ronif, inv j;i.iaie and Miei,K- , I hciehy annouri'e my name ;m a ttiei 'Ji'-m. t exbiliat at ii,K. siiiimi r;mi;d;it on th" Iti-publi an ti k-X , At . r.f and life piod'i' Ing p;o; erties ' for Die of 'i' if fon i n, if loner o! ( nm- t he t ;i:r to gr mv long, n rotig IoiL'l:m fouttty. at the pri inarb n to ;,tid b-a .it if 'i I. be held May Iti 1 rev-ft'-illy n' I Vou can nurelv have prfy, aff. it it your Hupprt. Rn l ! td. ill t ho-ines adnilni' t ;,"air JfiHS M' KS II AKK, (Pd. Adv . Melrose, Oregon LOCAL AM) I'KllMONAL Wizard Fertilizer tor your lawns and gardens, at J. F. Barker & Co. Cabbage, cauliflower, kale, Hrus- sels sprouts and scarlet sage plants. lor sale. II. H. Church, '.' 1 s E. Com. Ave., North Rose burg. Phone l!S3. Marsters Drug Co. are headquar ters Tor squirrel poison, the old re-j i initio kind we have made, g tiara u- I o d and sold fur yes. is. i Sol Williams, who has charge ot ! the W. 1.. Cobb ranch at Kelltigg. was in Kosebtirg today purchasing some tiew farm machinery. ; I hereby announce myself as a Democratic candidate for sheriff of Douglas County at the primay elec tion. May lit, 1116. Harry Peurce. tPd. Adv. ) Jltuey service, city and country. Phone Jitney Office 31, 116 Cass street. Special rate to professional and traveling ineu In country. II. F. Shields, Prop. I hereby announce myself as a can didate tor county commissioner at the Republican primary election to be held on .May Jit. W. K. St. John. (Pd. Adf.) Dig dance at Dixon v llle Friday night. April 2S. Ott's orchestra will furnish the music. No undesirables admitted to the hall. Supper and dunce one dollar. Mrs. G. 1.. Mate, who suffered a slight stroke of paralvsis at hT home on Commercial avenue yesterday. Is much better today. Mrs. Hale is a sister of Mrs. Hal V. Halvorsen. I hereby announce myself as a Republican candidate for the office of County Surveyor at the primary election to he held May 19, 1916. Milton H. Germond. tPd. Adv)""1 1 hereby announce myself as a Republican candidate for lerk of Douglas County at the primary elec tion. May 19, 1916. Charles W. Clark. (Pd. Adv.) Richard Williams, who has il nnsi- it inn on n rui man hi umsnnv ! Oil., returned there today, lie had 1 ,..-.. r.ii ll.o mitt fu u-....Lru ..11 V"'"."""-, W1""l".'a rB main here for the present. I herewith announce my candidacy on the Republican ticket fur the office of District Attorney for Doug lus County, subject to the will of the voters at the primary election to be held May ID, 1916. ira B. Kiddle. (Pd. Adv.) Kiddle Tribune: Four " Japanese, two men a thI two women, arrived yesterday to take up the work of weeding ami t h inning In the t t fields in this vicinity. One of the couples have a child about four years old. They are at present work lug on the (julne farm. To the voters of Douglas County: I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of county school superln endent, subject to the will of tin voters of the Republican party. Sec ond term. Very respectfully submit ted. O. C. Brown. (Pd. Adv.) Kiddle Tribune: Mrs. Hester Baker, of Canyonville, formerly Mrs. Hesier Russell, who resided near Riddle for many vents, went to Koe burg Monday iHKht, where she wa.s called hy the death of her lister. Mrs Sifjih A. Belieu, a resident of (uiiiuk Valley. Those baby chicks need many dif ferent j;ood st lifts to build their bodies and get started to growing right. Diamond Chick Food In pre pared and chemically tested to fill ev( ry want of a growing chick, (let all varieties of poultry supplies. Dia mond quality at the People's Supply Company. Marshflelil Record: .Indue C. A. S'h Ih redo, who ret urned home last night from Eugene and other Wil lamette Valley towns, reported a inot interef l ing trip. 1 e says Eu-K'-tiM is enjoving prosperity, und the people of t hat locality are look ing ahead to the ln-M limes In their his-to-v. While the Willamette Pa Itlc Railroad has been operailng patsen-u-r trains but a few davs. Judge Sehlbrede says it has brought about an improvement In conditions at the Lane County seat. Hardlv a nlcht passes but what th' re are from 10 to jo people who remain in Eugene pi-ndiriK the iatfure of the mom nig train f.r MarrhM.dd This Is .sj.ci tally ph jisine to the Knin ii'' ho tejs, which are now enjoiii better biirtiness than for some time pat. CLEANSES YOUR HAIR MAWS II BCAUTirUl, THICK, GLOSSY, WAVY r TbN! All iniiidruff lUnpivir , and Ihiir MopM inning; Out Surely fry a "!ind-rln I f m I r ' Cle.iiise" If vo'i wih to InilMPdni'ely il... I.a..n(v ..t ,.tii- l.uir Itial i mo1t-n a cloth with hiidcritie and I d:a- it rarxfttllv thro'iKh vo-ir hilr. 1 tHkinc on Mi i.t 1 1 Miami at a tune; ; I'M. il' th hair of dust, ml - in a few in n- : 1:1 1 or an y -x uifrt you will b' nmatj. Vmir h.ilr ' i II b w a w, f ii ffy and ainiitd.nf H U d p')r S--' M (Ml 1 11 1 (till I c4l II llle H'lf t- i it, . 1 1 1 1 e a t. d hi x ii i Uin-f wn ii'X be;rjflf iiiir the l.ilr, one a ;iln A' Inn of da rider in' il ! f u v -A j Mi- ,art le of dundrufT. mv iirnr- 1 id. -4 (lie malp, Mopping it'inrn; and f.-ill i.g -:iir. Ij.niderlue Is to the hair wliat Tr ev , xho'v -r of th in and 'i r. shine , ar(; to i-;etatlon It goes right to .id If nominated ,1 js'roui hair, an I lots of It, if yon n to give a gf,d!i I Jui g' t -'-'nt bottle of tlon of county K now 1'on Jianderlne from anv drug in'i.rn f-r toilet counter and tiy It a dire'ted. For Your Baby. The Signature of is the only guarantee that you have the Genuine prepared by him for over 30 year;. YOU'LL give YOUR baby the BEST Your Physician Knows Fletcher's Castoria. Sold only In one size bottle, never in bulk or otherwise; to protect the babies. The Centaur Company, 2552i" Not in the Combine We wisli to iuform the public that we have estab lished our own prices and are in no way affiliated with those w ho have combined to raise the pi ice of meals on May 1st. Our Price is 10c and up Cg Cafeteria Phone 81 RESH VEGETABLES Our stock of Is fresh and complete at all times. A full stock ff Diamond "W" Canned Goods Let us fill your order for flour and feed. Garden seeds of all kinds. THE CASH STORE The I'ish Warden Is the last man in town to object to your catching fish legally it's the fish that objects to being caught. So, when you would a fisbitit' jr", to the I'ickens Grocery and i;ct a nice big salmon, already caught, cooked and canned by Pickens Rrothers LKK1N5 -i-UILDING Moving: Time Pianos and Furniture, Moved, Packed and Stored Local and Long-distance Mauling II. J. Denn Transfer and Storage Co. Mt. Diablo, bitter cemeut than all the rest. 122 Cass t seasonable Vegetables YOU CAX CHOP K.M'KNSKH conftlderably by buying your uieats at this market. Not at the aacrlTice of quality, either. You'll find our meuta choice, prime and temier. No better to be bad anywhere at any price, tlut we buy direct and In large quautitles and a- thus enabled to nave you con siderable of your meat mouoy. The Cass Street Market Louis Kolilhagen, Prop. 107 West Csss Street. PHONE j gfc0taOOOOofiaO 1lv for cUiMrn alio.